Books from Teacher Created Resources
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Art & Artists of 20th Century America
By Linda A. MyersArt & Artists of 20th Century America
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Microsoft Word 2000/2001 for Terrified Teachers
By Paula G. Patton, Karla Neeley Hase, Patton/HasMr. Smith needs a whole sheet of labels with his name on every label. Mr. Toby Smith 1234 Drive Street Anytown, TX 76111 • Select the address above from the label document window using your left (Windows) mouse button or by highlighting ...
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See the U.S.A. the Internet Way
By Karla Neeley Hase, Paula PattonEmily R. Smith, M.A. Ed. Editorial Project Manager Elizabeth Morris, Ph.D. Editor-in-Chief Sharon Coan, M.S. Ed. Cover Artist Brenda DiAntonis Imaging Rosa C. See Alfred Lau Product Manager Phil Garcia Trademarks: Trademarked names and ...
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U.S. History Little Books: Famous People
By Brenda StricklandSusan B. Anthony Map Study Susan B. Anthony was born in Adams, Massachusetts. Susan B. Anthony was born in Adams, Massachusetts. As a. Adams Massachusetts ©Teacher Created Resources, Inc. #3260 U.S. History Little Books: Famous People ...
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A Guide for Using Mr. Popper's Penguins in the Classroom
By Rebecca PaigenI have saved a little, and I daresay we can get along as we have other winters.” Chapter 3: “Perhaps,” thought Mr. Popper, “all that white tiling reminds him of the ice and snow at the South Pole. Poor thing, maybe he's thirsty.
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Ancient Rome
By Michael ShepherdDid Athenian democracy or the Roman republic grant equality to all people? 4. Does the United States grant equality for all people? Do we really live up to the ...
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Mastering Word Problems: Grades 4-6
By Susan Anderson MauckProblem-Solving Strategies, Whole-Class Practice, Independent Practice, Practice Sheets, Homework Sheets, Problem-Solving Tests
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Dr. Fry's Spelling Book Grades 1-6: Words Most Needed Plus Phonics
By Edward FryMARKS. Period 1. At end of sentence. ex. Birds fly. 2. After some Abbreviations. ex. Mr., U.S.A. Question Mark 1. At the end of question. ex. Who is he? 2. To express doubt. ex. He weighs 250 (?) pounds.
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Reading First Activities, Grade K
By Jodene Lynn Smith... when doing a shared reading with students. The teacher can highlight what he or she is referencing, or he or she can have students hunt for examples of what he or she is referencing and highlight the text in order to illustrate.
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Integrating Technology Into the Social Studies Curriculum: Intermediate
By Bruce Michael Green1 Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark NEL DELETE EDIT HIDE EXPAND COMPRESS 1 ! 1803 1804 1 805 1806 1807 1808 1809 Lousiana Purchase gives us , western territory Lewis and Clark begin expedition ▻ Expedition team passes home of Daniel ...
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Take Five Minutes
By Eric Migliaccio, Greg CamdenWho was the first woman to serve as U.S. National Security Advisor? 2. In what year was Jackie Robinson elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame? a. 1947 b. 1949 c. 1962 3. What was the Underground Railroad? 4. Reverend Martin Luther King ...
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Reading Comprehension Practice, Grades 6-8
By Debra HouselIn.1954.he.had.won.a.historic.case. before.the.court ...It.ruled.that.separate.schools.for. blacks.and.whites.were.not.equal.or.legal . Jackie.Robinson.(1919–1972).was.the.first.black.player. in.major.league.baseball .
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Nonfiction Reading, Grade 4
By Debra J. HouselJo Ann Robinson was another local activist. She was the Women's Political Council president. She had a plan. Jo Ann stayed up all night. She made 35,000 fliers. She sent them to every African American in the city.
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Nonfiction Strategies Grades 4-8
By Debra J. HouselSQ3R (Robinson, 1961) is the grandparent of all study strategies. Robinson believed the method had to become automatic, so that the learner did the steps without having to think about them. Therefore, if you use this method, ...
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Document-Based Questions for Reading Comprehension and Critical Thinking
By Debra HouselGive students practice in answering the types of questions used in standardized tests. High-interest stories, primary source documents, and comprehension questions encourage the use of higher order thinking skills.
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A Guide for Using Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry in the Classroom
By Mildred D. Taylor, Michael H. LevinTeaching literature unit based on the popular children's story, Roll of thunder, hear my cry.
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Tips & Tricks for Using Digital Photography
By Michael LawrenceLearn dozens of creative ways to incorporate digital cameras and photography into your classroom--writing prompts, art projects, report presentations, pen pals, and more!
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What's in the Sky?
By Ian Smith, Anne FaundezFascinating facts, easy-to-read text, and an illustrated glossary combine to encourage students to think about what they are reading. With thinking comes comprehension - and knowledge!
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Masterpiece of the Month: An Art Appreciation Program for Grades K-5
By Jennifer ThomasContains masterpieces and a corresponding lesson for grades K-5.
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20th Century Brain Teasers
By Cynthia HolzschuherLee Harvey Oswald 9. Arlington 10. American 11. John B. Connally 12. convertible Page 48 15. Affirmative Action Page 50 1. citizens band ... Floyd Patterson 6. Lyndon B. Johnson 7. Richard Nixon 8. Barry Goldwater 9. Wilma Rudolph 10.